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by ccn0p 4y ago
anybody else let down from the video? there was no just simple observer perspective in real time. maybe because it would have been funny going really fast for 20 meters.
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by ccn0p 4y ago
this 100%. and so many things have been politicized which then causes revisionist/selective history that it's hard to trust a lot of the content... sadly. I used to have so much faith and hope in wikipedia.
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by ccn0p 4y ago
OP didn't say anything about timing. Everything comes to an end. The point is that the timing in one case is decided by the users, the other by shareholders.
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by ccn0p 4y ago
i guess your f-bombs and swearing confused my brains sentiment analyzer. It seems like you don't laugh at the Bee </interpretation>. I don't laugh at SNL. Or Trevor Noah. I cringe. But it's still satirical comedy n
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by ccn0p 4y ago
well. as stated many times, you are upset and don't find this funny, but many people do find this funny. So is that comedy? Also, jokes that are about literal things are, well, usually more boring. Have people called me a fascist for s
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by ccn0p 4y ago
many moons ago i used my bookshelf to impress girls. is that vanity?
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by ccn0p 4y ago
you put the the em-PHA-sis on the wrong syl-AH-ble.
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by ccn0p 4y ago
my first thought also. you might be debt free but you no longer own the things needed for survival (assuming food/work/etc are drive distance).
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by ccn0p 4y ago
LGTM
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by ccn0p 4y ago
There's a lot of pointing fingers here. At the risk of sounding crass, any company with more than 1000 employees (pick a number) has high performers and low performers. Yes, culture, management, and process all basically move the sides
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by ccn0p 4y ago
Exactly my first thought. With a libertarian hat on, of course anyone can do anything with whatever they create. That's someone's right. But to call it "open source" with some license that attempts to define morality? Go
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by ccn0p 4y ago
talk about a missed opportunity without examples. did I miss them somewhere?
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by ccn0p 4y ago
OK now let's do SMS spam. I get daily reminders from recorded idiots telling me that I qualify for a low-rate business loan! How exciting! I dream of exploring who's actually behind these and wasting their time ala Giovanni Ribisi
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by ccn0p 4y ago
The most interesting phenomenon I noticed was how unquestionably loyal many places were to the mask mandates, yet kept all their windows shut even on totally nice days out. I was in a gym that required everyone to wear a mask (yes, while wo
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by ccn0p 4y ago
...says every founder ever!
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by ccn0p 4y ago
How about two states? As mentioned above, Florida and California couldn't be further from each other in terms of policy and response, yet age-adjusted mortality was about the same. [1] https://www.bioinformaticscro.com/
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by ccn0p 4y ago
"It could have been much worse" seems to be a pretty common response to a few things these days. And even that single survey you point to... Many were seeking more money or career growth, or were laid off. California and Florida c
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by ccn0p 4y ago
maybe that was part of their marketing the article to you.
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by ccn0p 4y ago
Covid deaths: Simple solution, lockdown, virtual learning, 6-feet apart, cancel sports and after-school activities, miss graduations, etc. All the mental fallout from this: Too complex, just a way of life. Drip drip drip.
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by ccn0p 4y ago
That's a great point. Next up, we'll make sure Muslims can't go to the same conference because they chose not to go. Maybe your next thought is the vaccine makes the conference safer. Let's play Choose your own Adventure
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by ccn0p 4y ago
Yes and this insanity is literally keeping large numbers of people from engaging in parts of society. Some conferences, meetups, and events still require attendees to be fully vaccinated with no testing option. I was unable to attend an eve
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by ccn0p 4y ago
ya and the problem is much of the surplus is driven by a tech and real estate boom that may not continue unlike the spending.
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by ccn0p 4y ago
whether CA puts income limits on those refunds remains to be seen.
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by ccn0p 4y ago
the key word we might be hung up on is "remove". they can't just remove, but they can sway just enough to have real social impact.
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by ccn0p 4y ago
I agree a single company doesn't have all the power, but for some reason they generally seem to act in concert with one another. Take for example the Hunter Biden laptop story. It was suppressed "by mistake" according to Jack
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by ccn0p 5y ago
Lots of signals coming from the VAERS system [1]? And a few studies to take a look at below. I'd be curious what folks think about these studies. In any case none of this compares to post-infection heart issue stats but it seems to me
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by ccn0p 5y ago
is this even surprising? anyone else notice how when returning something for a refund, the refund option to actually return your money is a hard-to-see link unlike the other options? it might even be a little javascript click away if I reca
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How'd I miss that Dell Guy is Back? (2021)(twitter.com)
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by ccn0p 5y ago
don't forget the overt "influence the influencer" investments into organizations like the NBA, Disney, etc.
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by ccn0p 5y ago
This is from 2017 (although it appears to have some updates from 2020 with respect to the "Dietary Guidelines for Americans"). Am I missing something? What's the significance now? Just "this is still important so let&#x2

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